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The most racially diverse public high schools in Douglas County, Oregon

This ranking covers the most racially diverse public high schools in Douglas County, Oregon, drawn from 6 qualifying public high schools. Roseburg High School leads the list at 41.0%, against a median of 35.4% across the ranked schools.

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Schools ranked
6
Douglas County, Oregon
Top Diversity index
41.0%
Median Diversity index
35.4%
MOST DIVERSE · DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
#SchoolCityStudentsDiversity index% White% Black% Hispanic% Asian
1Roseburg High SchoolRoseburg, OR1,58741.0%75.0%(1,191)0.6%(10)12.7%(201)1.7%(27)
2Sutherlin High SchoolSutherlin, OR37137.6%76.8%(285)0.8%(3)12.7%(47)0.8%(3)
3South Umpqua High SchoolMyrtle Creek, OR44236.4%78.0%(345)0.0%(0)9.9%(44)0.2%(1)
4Glide High SchoolGlide, OR22634.4%80.1%(181)0.0%(0)9.3%(21)1.3%(3)
5Douglas High SchoolWinston, OR35732.2%81.2%(290)0.0%(0)10.1%(36)0.3%(1)
6Oakland High SchoolOakland, OR20231.5%81.7%(165)0.5%(1)9.4%(19)1.5%(3)
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